Combat Casey #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Man Trap," Combat Casey and his companion Penny find themselves captured and interrogated by an enemy force. When Penny accurately predicts a solar eclipse, he uses the moment of darkness to convince their captors he possesses supernatural powers—giving both of them a chance to escape. The story unfolds with tense suspense, grounded in real-world science and clever misdirection, all rendered in bold, dynamic art by Robert Q. Sale. The dramatic cover, by Joe Maneely, captures the moment of crisis with striking intensity.
In "null," Combat Casey and Penny find themselves reassigned to Major Kent's engineers as punishment, their new duty far from the front lines. When enemy forces threaten their position, a sudden and chaotic diversion—triggered by a thrown beehive—forces the enemy to retreat, leaving the team to grapple with the unexpected aftermath.
In the dense jungles of a forgotten war, lone soldier Danny fights to survive after his squad is wiped out, using cunning and stealth to set deadly traps against relentless enemy forces—each step forward a tense dance between life and death.
In the tense six pages of "null" from Combat Casey #6 (1953), Combat and Penny find themselves captured and under interrogation. When Penny accurately predicts a solar eclipse, he uses the moment to unsettle their captors—turning the tide with a quiet, calculated trick that buys them a chance to escape.
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